Re: The bargain of APS: I had originally canned APS as a format following use of a cheap Point & Shoot....

On Mon, 1 Dec 2003 21:51:58 -0600, "AD" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>*The biggest current advantage is price*. There is simply no way a buyer
>could obtain equivalent quality from 35mm at today's distressed APS prices.
>
>The "format agnostic" are having a very good time of this :)

This can be true, subject to three limitations:
-- You don't enlarge your shots much past 8x14.
-- You accept the film choices available in an APS cart.  In the US at
least, this means ISO 200/400/800 color negative and ISO 400 C-41
black and white.
-- You shoot less than about a roll of film a week.  Otherwise, the
extra cost of APS film and developing catches up with you.

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